Simon Vouet

baroque

Simon Vouet Paintings 1590 - 1649 France, Baroque Painter

St Mary Magdalene, 1623-27

Oil on canvas, 241 x 171 cm

Galleria Nazionale d"Arte Antica, Rome

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OIL PAINTING: St Mary Magdalene, 1623-27
St Mary Magdalene, formerly given to Pomarancio, has been reattributed to Simon Vouet. It may perhaps be identifiable with the Magdalene cited with an attribution to Sacchi in the 1648-49 inventory of the Palazzo Barberini at Monterotondo.
The painting by Vouet - St Mary Magdalene , which shows some stylistic and typological connections with the Vouet's David in Palazzo Bianco in Genoa, could date from the years (c. 1623-27) in which the French artist was in close contact with the Barberini, ending with his departure for France. Though the canvas is certainly rich in Caravaggesque qualities, Vouet is already showing himself as a full participant in the new classicism that was on the rise in the Roman art scene. At the same time he also shows signs of sympathy with the first fully baroque works that were being created in Rome.